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Current I think watching fight scenes can help in general terms with writing combat, since it can give you an idea of flow and choreography.
4 yrs ago
At least if you're writing something you know, with knights.
4 yrs ago
I mean, depends on what you're writing, and the tone and theme of what you're writing. Trained armored knights were legitimately monstrous on the battlefield, so looking up how they fought helps.
4 yrs ago
As much as there's a lot of reasons twitter sucks, I genuinely don't want to see it die for the sake of all the artists who now rely on it. Hoping the shithead stops trying to directly administrate.
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roleplayerguild.com/posts/5… If anyone's up for fighting some kaiju, why not try out my new RP, Godzilla: YATAGARUSU?

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Well, no, it's less that and it more that it can be frustrating to see this enormous post suddenly appear with no real ability for anyone to participate in what happened. Going off of experience it can also be a bit difficult to read at times.

I've seen people do this in the middle of a scene with other people, as well. You didn't do that(though I'm of the opinion you could have waited for @Azakma to clarify Clementine had run off or something, and you did kind of assume she would immediately) but it still means it cuts out the possibility of other people at least watching the fight or something, as you absolutely can have the actual fight without interruption if you want to when it's like this.

I wish Rain could have been more tactful about it, but I'm also not the biggest fan of collaborative posts and it's absolutely not out of laziness or anything like that.

That being said, I admit to skimming posts or even skipping over them if they're not related to my characters. Not out of laziness, and more because I want to keep track of what's happening strictly in posts relating to my characters so I can make my own post. I'll usually read them in more depth after I've made my own post unless other circumstances are at work.
Um, @Psyga315, you do kind of need to address that. ^^;

... Also will try and post with Noel, it slipped my mind for a bit.
I think the issue is that collab posts turn out a lot longer then most others. A lot. And involve two characters to the exclusion of all others.
@Raijinslayer: ... I'll be keeping an eye on the things he does.
I'll post again when I can do a post for either both my NPCs or one of them and Asami.
I'll help out however I can.
Minister of Silence


The tan-skinned, blonde-haired girl sighed. What a mess. What an absolute mess. These things were, she supposed, to be expected from the White Night. But these idiots were fighting during the day? She shrugged as she approached the dumpster.

Perhaps Sumihara Mei did not look the part, but wasn't that important to the nature of one who would hold the position of Minister of Silence? Besides, she didn't really give a damn what the rest of the Moon felt about her fashion sense. It didn't exactly matter(she was hardly the only one in the entire circle who dressed this way anyway), and besides, if anyone took issue with the way she dressed, it was hilarious. And yet even the most stick-in-the-mud people recognized that she was an excellent mage and did her job fantastically well.

"Let's see what poor saps got slaughtered today," she said, popping open the dumpster. "Oh, some street punks? Heh, filth getting cleaned up by filth..."

One was a girl who did not seem to be involved with the punks. Eh, casualties were casualties. It wasn't her job to stop that kind of thing.

Keeping each corpse in mind as she shut the lid, Mai straightened. Taking out a piece of chalk, she swiftly drew out her circle, stepping back when the relatively simple(compared to some other spells) design was finished.

"'May they be removed from my sight. May their destruction purge them from this world, their vile presence cleansed," she recited. The spell was designed to remove things, quite simply. "May nothing be left but dust."

There was a faint hissing from inside the dumpster as the chalk circle glowed red. Even as the glow intensified, the chalk faded, and soon, so too did the glow.

Mei lifted the lid. All there was within was dust. Perfect. She shut it.

Moments later, the tan girl had made her way to the roof. There was the other matter.

"Oi, oi," she said, nudging him in the side with her foot, "Blowing it all in one shot and then passing out? Great battle strategy, fantastic job~ Get up, boy."
@Raijinslayer: Okay, um, when I accepted your character I didn't think he could do things like have constantly moving pocket dimension portals that can absorb blood and everything else all the time. That's substantially more broken then I was originally assuming of him.

... In any case, um, planning on having an NPC post later today, hopefully an IC with Asami as well.
I was intending on having a Ministry of Silence agent show up. Though I'll stress that preventing Osamu's murder is basically coincidence and she'd be there to dispose of the bodies. Magical law enforcement isn't their job.
I guess the dramatic pose on a telephone pole is not uncommon...
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